Future Tenses: Will vs Going To

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Froggy Jumps Future Tenses: Will vs Going ToOnline version Choose the right form for future actions. by Pastor Dionicio Dicen 1 Q1: Which sentence uses 'will' for a predicted future? a It rains later. b It is going to rain later. c It will rain later. 2 Q2: Which sentence expresses a planned intention? a I will start a diet next week. b I start a diet next week. c I am going to start a diet next week. 3 Q3: Which sentence predicts based on present evidence? a It will rain soon. b It rains soon. c Look at those clouds. It’s going to rain. 4 Q4: Which is a spontaneous decision? a I will be having the coffee. b I'll have the coffee. c I am going to the coffee shop. 5 Q5: Which sentence shows a near future plan? a We move house next month. b We will move house next month. c We are going to move house next month. 6 Q6: Which expresses a promise? a I will help you with your homework. b I help you with your homework. c I am going to help you with your homework. 7 Q7: Which indicates a decision at the moment of speaking? a I answer the door. b I am going to answer the door. c I'll answer the door. 8 Q8: Which sentence uses 'going to' for a plan? a She starts a new job tomorrow. b She will start a new job tomorrow. c She is going to start a new job tomorrow. 9 Q9: Which is a correct negative with 'going to'? a She isn't going to attend the meeting. b She isn't going to attend the meeting. c She will not attend the meeting. 10 Q10: Which sentence uses 'will' for a general future fact? a The train will arrive at 9 PM. b The train arrives at 9 PM. c The train is going to arrive at 9 PM.

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Future Tenses: Will vs Going ToOnline version

Choose the right form for future actions.

by Pastor Dionicio Dicen

Q1: Which sentence uses 'will' for a predicted future?

It rains later.

It is going to rain later.

It will rain later.

Q2: Which sentence expresses a planned intention?

I will start a diet next week.

I start a diet next week.

I am going to start a diet next week.

Q3: Which sentence predicts based on present evidence?

It will rain soon.

It rains soon.

Look at those clouds. It’s going to rain.

Q4: Which is a spontaneous decision?

I will be having the coffee.

I'll have the coffee.

I am going to the coffee shop.

Q5: Which sentence shows a near future plan?

We move house next month.

We will move house next month.

We are going to move house next month.

Q6: Which expresses a promise?

I will help you with your homework.

I help you with your homework.

I am going to help you with your homework.

Q7: Which indicates a decision at the moment of speaking?

I answer the door.

I am going to answer the door.

I'll answer the door.

Q8: Which sentence uses 'going to' for a plan?

She starts a new job tomorrow.

She will start a new job tomorrow.

She is going to start a new job tomorrow.

Q9: Which is a correct negative with 'going to'?

She isn't going to attend the meeting.

She will not attend the meeting.

Q10: Which sentence uses 'will' for a general future fact?

The train will arrive at 9 PM.

The train arrives at 9 PM.

The train is going to arrive at 9 PM.

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Future Tenses: Will vs Going ToOnline version

by Pastor Dionicio Dicen

Q1: Which sentence uses 'will' for a predicted future?

Q2: Which sentence expresses a planned intention?

Q3: Which sentence predicts based on present evidence?

Q4: Which is a spontaneous decision?

Q5: Which sentence shows a near future plan?

Q6: Which expresses a promise?

Q7: Which indicates a decision at the moment of speaking?

Q8: Which sentence uses 'going to' for a plan?

Q9: Which is a correct negative with 'going to'?

Q10: Which sentence uses 'will' for a general future fact?

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